Helmantica was founded in 1950 as an organ of expression of the newly founded Faculty of Classical Humanities. Today it has broadened its field of specialisation to include classical and Hebrew philology. These are the fields now being cultivated by our young Faculty of Trilingual Biblical Philology. Its projection towards philology, both classical and Hebrew, understood in its broadest and richest sense, can be clearly seen in the issues which, with exemplary punctuality, reach our readers. Its pages have given access to the most authoritative authors, both Spanish and foreign, who have been presenting the fruit of their philological research, honoured by the cordial welcome they have always received. ISSN: 2660-9533

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